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Hi there, thanks again for this cool javascript :)
I've found a problem where the placeholder text is actually submitted with the form in IE. This leads to validations not being triggered (e.g. validating the presence of a string). Ideally the form placeholders should be emptied out prior to submission if they have that secret character in them as this is how the placeholder works in other browsers. Is the current behavior by design or is it a bug? :)
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This behavior is sort of by design (I'm trying to make this the simplest thing that could possibly work). But I think it might be time for html5support to handle this.
So, I'll happily merge a pull request, otherwise I'll probably get to it next month.
Hi Amiel, that's all good. In our situation the field was optional so this
had undesired effects when it wasn't filled out. I ended up having to use
another plugin.
This behavior is sort of by design (I'm trying to make this the simplest
thing that could possibly work). But I think it might be time for
html5support to handle this.
So, I'll happily merge a pull request, otherwise I'll probably get to it
next month.
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Hi there, thanks again for this cool javascript :)
I've found a problem where the placeholder text is actually submitted with the form in IE. This leads to validations not being triggered (e.g. validating the presence of a string). Ideally the form placeholders should be emptied out prior to submission if they have that secret character in them as this is how the placeholder works in other browsers. Is the current behavior by design or is it a bug? :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: